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NAP Records

The heaviest raw lifts ever recorded in NAP sanctioned competition, ranked from verified OpenPowerlifting results.

NAP's heaviest recorded raw lift is 965 kg, set by Ivan Podrez at Crimean Championships on Nov 5, 2016. Source: OpenPowerlifting competition results.

Men's Raw Records

Top raw squat, bench press, deadlift, and total performances for this federation.

Squat
1 380 kg
2 320 kg
3 320 kg
Bench Press
1 310 kg
2 305 kg
3 305 kg
Deadlift
1 433.5 kg
2 400 kg
3 400 kg
Total
1 965 kg
2 941 kg
3 885 kg

Women's Raw Records

Top raw squat, bench press, deadlift, and total performances for this federation.

Squat
1 190 kg
2 188 kg
3 175 kg
Bench Press
1 157.5 kg
2 157.5 kg
3 150 kg
Deadlift
1 240 kg
2 230 kg
3 230 kg
Total
1 535 kg
2 490.5 kg
3 467.5 kg

About NAP Records

Federation records are the top performances set inside one federation's sanctioned meets. They are different from world records because they only compare results from that federation, while the main powerlifting records database compares verified performances across every major federation.

This page focuses on raw lifting because raw squat, bench press, deadlift, and total records are the clearest like-for-like comparison for most lifters. Wraps and equipped performances use different rules and equipment standards, so they belong in separate record views.

Results are sourced from OpenPowerlifting meet data and rendered from the cached NAP federation payload. For federation history, meet volume, and athlete context, visit the NAP federation profile.